Articles Tagged with Voip

Wireless Phone Jack

Dedicated 'wireless phone jacks' that extended an analog landline over AC wiring were common in the 2000s. Today, VoIP adapters, powerline Ethernet plus an ATA, DECT cordless systems and Wi-Fi calling are the more reliable choices for extending phone service in a modern home.

Nortel Phones

Nortel was a major supplier of enterprise desk phones and PBX systems. After filing for creditor protection in 2009 and selling its enterprise business, Nortel-branded phones became legacy equipment. Organizations should plan migration to modern VoIP and unified-communications platforms.

Norstar Telephones

Norstar telephones were a reliable, feature-rich business phone system from Nortel. Today they are legacy systems maintained by third parties or replaced by cloud/VoIP solutions. Evaluate features, support options, and migration needs when deciding whether to keep or replace Norstar hardware.

Phone Tap

Phone taps now include physical wiretaps, spyware, IMSI-catchers and VoIP exploits. This update explains modern threats, detection signs, practical protections and legal considerations without providing instructions for illegal interception.

Voip Carrier

VoIP transmits voice and video over the internet, offering cheaper international and business calling. Learn what you need, how free and paid options differ, and practical limits like emergency calling and call quality.

Surveyed Leads

Surveyed leads are contacts gathered from online forms and surveys; they work best when prospects are actively researching (insurance, mortgages, services) and require fast follow-up, clear consent, and good qualification practices.